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Stereo Space Expander Serial Key by stereoexpander is a nice simple tool that can make audio audio sound more interesting to the listener. See the Stereo Space Expander info, features, screenshots, reviews, and tutorials.
This tool is a standalone software package and not a plug-in for any DAW. To use it you'll need to have some basic audio skills.
Stereo Expander is a simple but powerful tool which can be used to make your audio sound more interesting. It applies stereo expansions to mono wave files in order to create an illusion of stereo.
If your target audio file was recorded in stereo and if you have some stereo sound effects in your library, your music will sound like it has been taken from a big studio.
Why use stereo expansion?
There are many ways to create stereo effects and often musicians choose to apply audio effects such as reverb or chorus after recording. They feel that the effects ruin the sound and often make it sound unnatural.
Another option is to mix stereo sound effects into the mono source material before they're played through a mono amplifier. A huge drawback of this method is that you'll be sacrificing valuable stereo space for effects that weren't there originally.
Stereo Space Expander solves this problem because it applies stereo effects to mono sound. The end result is that the sound becomes more interesting.
How does stereo expansion work?
Because the original stereo information is in the phase domain, the left and right channels have their own range. The processing flow for Stereo Space Expander begins by removing all mono components.
Using a time-domain splitter, we separate these left and right channels. Each pair of channels are now binned into four frequency regions with different ranges in the phase domain. This means that both channels have a range of 0.25 radians, for example. These ranges have a higher frequency with a narrower phase bandwidth. The full left and right channels are shifted by these selected ranges in opposite directions. This causes any mono components in the final stages to assume the role of the stereo mid-range, while the other three ranges reinforce the high, low and treble components of the left and right channels.
Stereo Space Expander is very similar to the StackFree ST parameter control which we covered earlier, but it does more than just stretch and compression in the time domain.
Mix and match effects
You can apply any of the effect types that you can mix in your
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